The national flag cannot be signed.

Our country's "Flag Law of the People's Republic of China" clearly stipulates that the national flag is a national symbol and has sacred status. It is prohibited to sign, smear, defile, etc. on the national flag. Therefore, the flag cannot be signed. The flag represents the image and dignity of a country. Signing the flag may be seen as disrespectful and infringing on the country's image.

The national flag represents the sovereignty and dignity of a country. It is the symbol of a country. Therefore, any alteration or defacement on the flag is an affront to the dignity of the country. Signing is a personal act, and putting one's name on the national flag is undoubtedly disrespectful and insulting to the national flag.

The symbolic meaning of the national flag

The national flag is an iconic flag of the country and a symbol of the country. It reflects the political characteristics, history and culture of a country through certain styles, colors and patterns. Tradition.

Generally, the flag of another country is not allowed to be flown at will on the territory of a sovereign country. The main colors of national flags in the world are red, white, green, blue, yellow, black, etc. Each of these colors has a certain meaning, and the shape is mostly rectangular.

In international exchanges, some practices of flying the national flag have been formed and are recognized by all countries. When hoisting the national flag on a building or outdoors, the flag should generally be raised at sunrise and lowered at sunset. When it is necessary to fly a flag to express condolences, the usual practice is to lower it to half-mast, that is, first raise it to the top of the pole, and then lower it to a place equivalent to one-third of the length of the pole from the top of the pole. Some countries do not fly their flags at half-mast, but hang black veils above their national flags to express condolences.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-National Flag